TK-14062 Requesting TK - Stormtrooper ANH Stunt Centurion Status [Troopermaster] 545

**WRU2000[TK]** · February 8

Personal Information

* Name: Daniel Baker

* TK ID: TK-14062

* FISD Forum Name: WRU2000

* Garrison: UK Garrison

EIB Link:

https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/58474-tk-14062-requesting-tk-stormtrooper-anh-stunt-eib-status-troopermaster/

Mandatory Information

* Armor = Troopermaster

* Helmet = Troopermaster

* Blaster = Shear Tech Rubber E-11

* Link to my approved armour = https://www.501st.com/members/searchresults.php?searchfield=14062&criteria=tkid

* Social media consent = Yes

Optional

* Height = 6’ 2”

* Weight = 210 pounds

* Boots = Imperial Warfighters

* Canvas belt = Troopermaster

* Hand Plates = Shear Tech Rubber

* Neck Seal = The Imperial Seamstress

* Holster = Troopermaster

To the Deployment Officer team,

My name is Daniel Baker of the Imperial Welsh Squad (UK Garrison). Now that my TK has made Expert Infantry, I am now seeking to elevate my build to Centurion level.

I have carefully studied the CRL requirements, and I believe the following photos demonstrate that my armor meets Centurion criteria.

I’ve also been working through the feedback you left on my Expert Infantry application.

Regarding the helmet sitting too high: I have a very large head—truly, you’d be impressed seeing it in person. At the moment, the foam I use at the top of the helmet positions my eyes perfectly in line with the visor. I removed the foam and briefly tested airsoft padding instead, but that caused my eyes to sit level with the brow trim, making visibility impossible. Unfortunately, for practicality reasons, I don’t believe I can lower the helmet any further. I’ll be having a stern conversation with my parents later today about my forehead genetics.

My boots have been given a fresh coat of paint, and I’ll make sure to keep them touched up whenever needed.

I also spoke with Mark Shearman (Shear Tech), who made my E‑11. Thankfully, the weathered spots on the T‑tracks and grip were just “silver Rub ’n Buff.” I used ceramic cleaning wipes to remove it and followed up with “Wet n Black Tyre Dressing” to restore the rubber to its original black finish.

The belt has been raised and now sits just above the bottom of the central and vertical abdomen button panel, as per the CRL.

I slightly loosened the S‑trim on the helmet to give you a clearer photo; it has since been reattached.

Once again, thank you for your time and for everything you do for the Legion. I very much look forward to hearing your feedback. Lastly, have a fantastic day!

For the Empire!

Daniel Baker

TK-14062

Imperial Welsh Squad